معرفی
Jan Tomasek is a Research Fellow and PhD student at the Department of Structural Geology and Geodynamics, Georg-August-University Göttingen. His research focuses on Late Cenozoic tectonic evolution of the Western Eger Rift and implications of U/Au placer deposits from basal conglomerates in South Africa. He holds a BSc (2009-2012) and MSc (2012-2015) from the same university. Prior to his PhD, he worked as a geo consultant at EcceGeo GmbH (2015-2016). Teaching responsibilities include Structural Geology Exercises and courses on QGIS-supported methods and 3D analysis. His publications emphasize rift dynamics, fault mechanics, and thermochronological studies. He actively presents at international conferences such as GSA, GeoBonn, and EGU General Assembly.
- Education: BSc (2009-2012), MSc (2012-2015), Georg-August-University Göttingen
Research interests integrate tectonic evolution, structural analysis, and applied mineralogy. His work spans continental rifting processes in the Eger Rift and Mesoarchaean sedimentary systems in South Africa. Methodological strengths include low-temperature thermochronology and numerical modeling of fault systems.
Publications highlight interdisciplinary approaches to tectonic problems, with recent contributions on 'phantom rift' concepts and exhumation history modeling. No scientific awards are listed, but his active conference participation underscores ongoing contributions to structural geology and tectonics.
Advising roles and lab affiliations are not explicitly stated, though his collaborative work suggests involvement with research groups in Göttingen and Prague. Contact: Goldschmidtstr. 3, Room 123, Göttingen.
